try MNC O&G companies...
freshies total package 7k +

any Engineering degree will do
trust me

quite obvious

total package can easily reach my said number...
no need to go offshore....

like dep said... offshore adds more.... much MORE

if you want to know then get to know more about the industry...
do your research...
and ppl speak from experience.... not hear say

diploma level will grant u technician level or field rep level...
try apply around different companies and try to work on your degree once you start...
otherwise try the OT trainee programme for the operators.... (OT=Operation Technician)

This post has been edited by BRC: Jan 11 2011, 09:52 AM

operators like Petronas and Shell have OT trainee programmes....
basically structured development programme for diploma entries...
go on the web and search for these...
sometimes it is advertised on papers as well... keep a look out...
as most companies only have 1 intake a year...

depends on company...
local service/consultant company.... probably...
mnc... highly unlikely... unless low performer

try all the top 10 O&G companies in the world...
that have operations in malaysia...

easily 2 times normal grad pay...
after 3 years... easily 4 times

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Added on January 17, 2011, 2:36 pmsee reply above?
you don't even know the job market well enough...
you heard from your couz? and you dare say that i utter crap?
i heard it from my bank account...

This post has been edited by BRC: Jan 17 2011, 02:37 PM

piping... thats a field for the consultants... in the operator's side. its parts of the stating team... (included piping, pigs, etc)

engrfeez,

less projects in Malaysia... yes...
but more money invested... = more jobs
still u got the rejuvenation projects that carry alot of weight...

suggest me another industry to look at...

Operator = exxon, petronas etc
SLB = Schlumberger
SLB, Halli, Baker = Service Providers

cswip 3.4u

Process engineer: -
- deals with processes once oil/gas reaches the platform
- partial separation for platforms
- full separation for the plants (onshore)
- i.e. process engineer are required onshore and off shore.
- that said, process engineers work mostly from office for both situations
- it is a WIDE scope but i think you get the idea

Flow assurance Engineer
- deals with fluid.gas flow issues
- scaling, hydrates, icing, waxing, slugging
- FA Engineers job is to ensure all these (above) are mitigated
- most FA experts are pipeline engineers as well
- you deal with flow from the well head to the platform. Once at the platform, the Process Engineer takes over
- FA is a niche market and is of high demand since we are in the Hard Oil phase of O&G

dude i think you've seen too much tv...
not everyone on the platform/rig is called an Oil Rigger
you so called rigger is one of the lowest level you can go in the entire hierachy of a drilling rig
so find out more on the whole thing before wishing to be something you dont really know about....

1 month on and 1 month off, you can do???
ok... i'll give you the benefit of doubt... but trust me you'll want to go less after that...

Offshore

Tropical BOSIET+HUET (Opito) - all going offshore needs that
Basic H2S course - Mainly for Sarawak fields

Try google SMTC global for safety trainings thats job specific

I've got more than 3 physics grad friends in my company itself.

a geophysicist, wells engineer, hse engineer

dude...
aker is one of the top companies....

technip in malaysia is pretty much malaysianized

ranhill already malaysianized.....

go for Aker....

aker is one of the top 4 subsea companies in the world other than cameron, fmc and vetco gray (GE)

malaysianized? culture wise... well, put it this way...
they think that what they pay you is justified cos thats how malaysians are paid...
progression, wait for the guy in front of you to go first before you; even if you perform (environment)
opinions? keep it to yourself as you are fresh...
get it?

don't think so

sim is the head of ECS btw